In this hilarious and unfiltered episode of Then and Now, Babatunde and Leonie tackle the often unsolicited, frequently irritating, and occasionally outrageous things people say to parents. From “cherish every moment” to “when’s the next baby?” – the Aleshes break down the pressures, toxic positivity, and blunt comments that come from strangers, family, and even friends.

They share their personal experiences as parents of two, explore the reality behind social media myths, and open up about how they handle advice, judgment, and that constant “outside noise.” It’s raw, relatable, and ridiculously funny – perfect for anyone who’s ever been on the receiving end of questionable parenting commentary.

This week on Then and Now, Babatunde and Leonie dive into the hilarious, heartfelt, and often awkward world of parenting’s toughest moments – answering the wild questions kids love to ask. From “Can I say that word?” to “Where do babies come from?” the couple share honest conversations, cultural contrasts, and laugh-out-loud stories from their own parenting experiences. With their signature humour and warmth, they explore how to navigate language, growing up, faith, and family – all while raising two very curious kids. Whether it’s “lady gardens,” fart etiquette, or the chaos of football fandom, this episode is packed with relatable gems for parents at any stage.

This week on Then and Now, Babatunde and Leonie Aleshe dive into the wild world of modern parenting trends. From baby raves and nesting parties to house-moving “parties” and child-friendly beach clubs, they explore how millennial and Gen Z parents are redefining family fun. Expect big laughs as the couple weigh in on strobe lights for toddlers, assembling baby furniture with friends, and whether a DJ-less house move really counts as a party. As always, they share personal stories, sharp observations, and plenty of playful banter — all wrapped in a heartfelt reminder of how vital community is in parenting today.